Camped out in a bright red tent Sunday at 3 p.m. until Tuesday at 3 p.m., a group from every single UW Athletics sport team took turns ""practicing"" on Library Mall—jogging, doing crunches or walking around collecting money—for a cause.
An apartment fire Saturday on the 1100 block of East Gorham Street left four people homeless and caused more than $150,000 in damages, according to the Madison Fire Department.'
Potentially boring draft strengthens the Pack'
Annette Ziegler, recently elected to the Wisconsin State Supreme Court, is still under two ethics investigations. The state Supreme Court ruled against Zeigler's appeal to dismiss the case brought by the state Ethics Board Monday and gave the board '
This weekend saw Wisconsin host the women's Big Ten rowing championships on Lake Wingra and the women's lightweight rowing team travel to Indianapolis to face Stanford, Georgetown and Ohio State. Unlike last season, the Badgers had trouble with their conference foes and finished the competition in fifth place.
UW-Madison South Korean student groups have decided to postpone the annual Korea Night culture celebration scheduled for Monday, out of respect for the nation's mourning following the Virginia Tech shootings.'
For an artist's songs to be covered by another artist is typically a badge of honor, a sign that they've written something worth the attention of others. If the cover is better it can breathe new life into the track, and if the artist is more '
A Fitchburg man told police in early April he was conned into thinking he was buying a Nintendo Wii by two men but was instead sold a phonebook.'
Saturday's 26th annual Crazylegs Classic run/walk attracted a record-breaking 14,997 runners and walkers to Madison, including city celebrities Mayor Dave Cieslewicz and UW football head coach Bret Bielema.'
The Madison Police Department held a meeting Monday night to relay downtown crime statistics to the public and further review the $100,000 Safety Initiative.'
The ""father of stem cell research,"" UW-Madison professor James Thomson, has agreed to operate a research lab at the University of California-Santa Barbara, according to the Wisconsin Technology Network.'
In this week's \This Land is Your Land,"" Jeff talks about his love for a nonexistent Cat Power song.'
A strong-armed robbery occurred early Friday morning at 100 N. Mills Street, according to a Madison Police report. '
The Recording Industry Association of America's lawsuits against UW System students require university employees to devote time and money to processing complaints without reimbursement from the RIAA, according to Brian Rust, UW-Madison Department of Information Technology communications director.
As gas prices soar in Madison, state legislators from across the state continue to fight over what action should be taken to help Wisconsin consumers. '
Wisconsin plays well over the weekend at the Ohio State Golf Club Scarlet Course in Columbus, Ohio.'
The e-mail sent to UW-Madison students informing them of the April 21 date of football ticket sales missed many students' inboxes because of the large size of the university's student listserv, according to the athletic department.'
This fall, the quiet, unassuming town of Cazenovia, Wis., was struck by tragedy when Eric Hainstock brought a gun to school and shot his principal, John Klang. Last week, a court decided Hainstock will be tried as an adult rather than a juvenile.'
What began as a half-decent portrayal of upper-middle class white America, soon spiraled into a schmaltzy extravaganza of total blasphemy in ""The Invisible."" This is one of those pseudo-thrillers that indulges so shamelessly in its characters that anybody who has ever seen a movie in their lifetime can literally feel the script as it struggles to produce sensitivity and depth.
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